She described Piper’s distress without turning the child into a spectacle.

Wyatt’s attorney argued that his client loved his daughter and should not lose contact because of an event he had misunderstood.

The judge did not decide every question at once.

Temporary orders provided a structured path for contact consistent with Piper’s safety and therapeutic needs.

Wyatt was directed to cooperate with the process and avoid discussing the incident with her outside professional guidance.

My counsel also sought measures to prevent financial assets from being moved improperly while the marital case proceeded.